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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
NnIntcrestIng Keer.nke.

MIR. Pink Pogue, county clerk John
W Bakers genial representative, has
in temporary possession large and
fragrsn, Havana cigar which was
presented to Senator Coke by presi-
dent Grover Cleveland. Mr., Coke
not having smoked it, bestowed it
upon Coz. John II, Baker. MIR, Pogue
has it as above stated, in his Temporal,
ry possfs sion, and right dehcately he
handles ii. He says that anything
that has passed through so many
illustrlou- hands Is worth handing
like eggs and worth being looked at
as one would gaze on beautiful rose
Pretty to the sight, and pleasant to
the smell, but not to be desecrated by
the touch of the common herd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
PERSON Al.

Hon. George Burck. mayor of Cal
vert, il in the city on a visit
MIR. j. c. Enlow, keeper of the hos
telrie at Eddy, Wss in the city yester
day on business.
-Mits annie Bol, OF Hamilton, ore
oi " aco's vorite- j. on u snort visit
ia Miss Laura Herring.
Mr. Harry olesinger lett yesterday
Oh another OF his extensive CONNER
cisl trips through the state.
Deputy United States Marshal Bun
fetLrned yesterday from trip to
Hubbard City and Mount Calm.
Capt. 4, u. Rust of the Waco Plain
dealer, lett on yesterday mornings
traiu for Dallas. having been summon
ei there by telegram to attend his
mother who Is very III.
Prot Clarence Tate, late secretary
OF the anti prohibition state campaign
committee. ha, accepted position as
draughtemau in the general land
office, aud leaves today tor Austin.
Mr. &. NJ. Cartwright. for the past
Y ar engaged in the training of horses
in this city, left yesterday tor ohreve
porI, La, where he went with Il batch
of ponies which he will dispose of at
private sale.
Mr.J X. Bennett, Of Robinson.
Was in the city yesterday, and was &C
compauied by his little son,
Eugene. The little t'llow is named
AFTER Judge Eugene Williams, and is
bright nameeake.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. ). Fitzpatrick are
he happy po-es,ors of two more
heirs to their tortun, =, and additions
to the joys of their household. The
twins are boy and girj, and are
doing all that could be desired OF
them. Mrs. Fitzpatrick is reported
as being in very good health.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
FREDERICK sCIilERMtN.



Terrell Asylum
On complaint OF relatives, Fred
erick Schuerman was arraigned yes
terday in the county court on charge
of lunacy ind convicted lie left at
. o'cloch tbi, morning for the Terrell
asylum in charge of an officer, and in
company with Lawrence Green, con-
yIctcd of insanity on saturday last.
Mr.. Schuormau was born in Balti-
more, Id, April 2l, lS47 He was
a medical cadet in the naval academy
at Annapolis, Md, grsdu,
ating in pharmacy in the class of
1861. During The war he was tor a
time in Farraguts fleet, and among
other experiences was blown up 10y II
torpedo This for time affected his
mind. snd is believed to be the prime
cause of his present unfortunate con
dition. MIR. Shuerman was for several
years q partner in the drug firm of
w. A. Williamson Il Co, of this city,
but the return OF his early affection
necessitsted his retirement. While a
member of this firm he was married
to his present wife whom he knew in
Ohio, from which state he came TO
Texas. For some time past DR..
Shuerman has been in the employ OF a
drug firm i'll san Antonio and return
ed to Waco only Monday. On his ar
rival his family found hun to be so
much worse that they deemed 1t best
to pursue the course taken. Mrs
Shuermsu and the other relatives of
DR.. Shuermsn have a host of sympa
thizers in the many friends OF the un
fortunate gentleman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
TIE CONFERENCE
'co Appointments Made at the As
N.mbIy at Fort Worth.

woco Appointments Made AT the As
SrmbIy NJ Fort Worth.
The Northwest Texas Conference,
before closing its session at Fort
Worth, returned Rev. Horace Bishop
TO the charge of the Fifth Street
Methodist Episcopal church in this
city. Rev. w. G.. Conor was assigned
to the pastorate of the East Waco
and Morrow street churches, and Rev.
Sam p Wright appointed presiding
elder Of this district. If such term
may be used. this is good team, and
one that the cause of the gospel will
be benefited by, They will all be
welcomed in Waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
..I;\angeline -

Twenty-seven new aud unique
songs.
Geo. X, Fortescue, the original,
KING Boorisboola Cha, sufferer.
500 nights in New York city
lb9 nights in Chicago.
six beautiful reci.stions.
"Twelye o'clock and all is well"
An autidote for melancholy.
The lIeifer. Two of kine-d.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
4 Emll NOOK of

general groceries at bottom prices.
Competition met from all quarters.
Best assortment in the city, new crop
California canned goods will be re
ceiyed during the month i'll car load
lot. Come and see me,
10 THOMPSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16

Go to Farley's for your supply Of
winter coal. lie carries the best, sells
the cheapest and delivers promptly,
for cash only.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16

The nights are getting cooler, but
the festive skeeter" still remains.
He'll 90 though if you use Maddin's
Mosquito Mixture. 25c bottle guar
in teed. WINS y 20.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
Attention Ladies'.

Ladies' of the city OF Waco and
vicinity are respectfully invited 10 call
and see the "lAttle Perfection Tut
ing machine for m,kiDg rugs snd
other fancy work, and the patent pll-
low sham ana mosquito bar holder
which will be on exhibition for few
days only at Levine Bros. Agents
Mhntcd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
VN . VH 7 J w
wanted.
II. f. Ambold has the finest sto,

II. f Ambold has the finest stock
of shot guns and ammunition ever
brought to Waco. One who could
not be pleased there in fonling piece
must indeed be hard to please. All
the best makes, aud latest designs
Shells loaded and unloaded, decoy
ducks for sale only, and pocket knives
for the millions, all to be found at
AmhOld's
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
DAILY EXAMINER.
LOCAL TIME CARD.
HOUSTON AND rfNas cENrrsL.


East- bound tSt Louis, mphis AMI
Chattanooga ENpressl " al "a m
East bound Memphis Express " at ~ IN
West.huuud to Gstesy He'd Express T. % p IN
West bound Go tiatcsy lie AccommO
dalton " ar ~ m
Trains leayinSs n ( p IN carries car which
connects at Brukly aud goes clear through TO
Chattanooga, via Memphis, without change
The balance ofthiS train goes through to Cairo
without change,
NJ = MIRsMEIRLn. I-cke- Ag.IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16

A nice suburban farm, 40 acres, to
exchange Tor city property. Call at
once. j. L. ELGIN Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16

This Week We Offer Some Special Drives and Bargains
Blankets and Con1fortd

Our stock is now complete, consisting of all GRADE
white and colored Blankets and >ateen and calico CONT
We handle shoddy goods. Everything we show, RAM
frstclass in every respect Talk is cheap, but these q
need no talk. Come and see them and they will tall
themselves
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-16
University Of Texas

purchased sample of Dr. PRlcEs CREAM BAKivc =
DER and subjected it to rigid examination The result
the chemical analysis prove to be of greater stren
more perfect purity and more conducive digestion b,.
other baking powders in the market.
use it in my own family in preference to all Others
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
Ab.oIutsIr Fire rroof

There are discoveries and discoveries but
tbe latest or one whose merit has been most
safisfaC tOriiy demonstrated 20 cur public
comes in tie shape q fire proof ps'nt manu-
factgred ~ TIE New YORK FIRE Proof Paint
Co. Of s. Maiden Lane. New York. les
tsTdsy afternoon a representative from the
TIL aeav- HERArn bv invitation from
Msssri Brocxslt & Nile Witnessed \ most
extraordinary test Of the tire resisting
There wss ersc.et IN vacant
loi near Fulton-s bridge
a smsll house. The roof and outside Of
vlicl were neatly psia'ed with Vulcan
paint a0d the inside with Soteia Tie
frss est Eas given By building a FIRE Of
shaginss and pieces Of sidinx-Upo1 the roof
when started 10 vas led with quantities Of
kerosene oil anf allowed % burn twenty
minutes. A strong Hrs vas then built ia
he tear OF Build ng and an immense vol-
ums Of isme vas applied for about the
soma length cf TIME Il the outside. The
cr0wning efor, vas reserved for the test.
fire was ki1disd on the inside
0f the building and it Immediately flied
O. whole structure WITH mss II seethiGg.
scnrchinE fsne whico was from tine 70
tine augmented ~ throwing oil upss the
already ferr cauieg3n. Tais VS. continued
tor sfteen minutes TIE building e-acksd
ard shook. bus as soG1 a. the lnhsmmabie
mstrsr ased had burned CIT. The Ee1tismen
present exam nsd tee 51ilding and 20 their
intense surprise founi that no impression
ssvs tae clustering Of the paint hsd been
made either on Ire root. OUTSIDE or
insiis 70 many this may sem Incredible
bat every person IN attendance EiiI verify
tsess statements. TIE accumulation Of en-
6srssuisHis - % the merit Of Vulcan Paint
and ,sulers now IN possession II Messrs.
Brocltetf & kiie. general agents for Alcbf-
gan. together with the demonstrations
made ~ them today. warrant - u saying
that proDertv owners IN tbs state csa pro-
sret tagsir property from fhe drssf sierent
FIRE. ~ish the rnint 70 4 drgrse ~ psssills
akt srea sroa The paint = made IN 81
cclors and tintS sn3 il susceptible ~ TIE
Erest snish We can clfy further ssy ne
ssst gfvrr FsSter3av vas snriy wonderful
and 90 the entire satisfaction Of al present
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

Although shere will be no general ceie-
brati0n n Grand Rapids the coming
Fourth. set there will be many oppor-
tanitiss offered The public to enjoy them
selves and ceiebrate tue nations birthday.
The street Railway Company. with their
usual erterpriss. have arranged for and
pronaiss the puslir a very interesting enter
tainme0t at Ramona. The following Is the
programme
an. base ball, plum bars prize.
lo50 a. m. tub race. i've entries now,
prize.
$50 = m. four-osrsd race. one mile and
return gold badge for each Of the Winning
crew.
30 D. m. sailbost race. one mile aud re
turn. c9lors
$50 p. M. single sculI. one mile and re.
turn. gold bsdge.
iIga n ruuoing rscs. TOO Yards best
swo in three heats. open 80 al residents 4
Kent Cou1fy. first pre- $40 second
prizs 81
$50 p m aicyeie race Two IN three heats.
one bssf niIe gold badge.
8 . N. sSflmine race purse
SO p. IN. ~ works. display - isst one
hoar a1d 2 half
Day IRE WORKS during tie day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
ANXIOUS TO mEsr DlSsss.
Jim Fslrs haeksF Deposits Forfeit ans
Accepts Dineen's Challenges.

Jfra Fslrs HasksF Deposits . Forfeit and
Accepts Dineen's Challenge.
some tine sllce John Dineen issued
broad and sweeping challenge 70 meet any
pugiilsE ia the West Since then bat little
has been heard OF the matter, although
friends and backSzs OF jim Fell. the Mis-
souFi pugilist. have on several occasions
snsse4voret - arrange match. but thus
t.red o. fooiinz With the matter-havlng
been pat OF from time TO time On one pre-
text OF anogher-and propose now % force
Dlnsen 70 maze good thi1 challenge or
back wafer NJ. c. Byers who stands back
OF Fell. authorizes the following:
James Fell hereby accepts the challenge
maze bv John D.neen some time since and
will meet him a. any time ina two-ounce
glove contest. Marquis Of Queensbury rules
10 govern, and will light him an indefinite
number OF rounds. the referee 70 decide the
WINNER. Match TO ne either IN public or
private. NJ. G.. BYERs
As a guarantee of good faith Mr.. Byers
has deposited a certided check for 500 with
the TEi BRAN HERALD. and IS prepared TO
meet Mr. Dsneen or his hacker az any time
and arrange the match from $3.50 70 $1,000
a side, the date of contest and umpire 10 be
mutually agreed on. Nr. DIneen, IL Is said.
u Al Minneapolis. looking for a fight but
as Fell Is as good man as can De found IN
the West it Is hoped be will curtsil his
Northwestern tour and go into active train
ing
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
/" DRY" POETRY,
Our cIty's Situation sized Up by soliman
Snooks.

Our City's Situation sized Up by soiiman
Snooks.
Among the hundreds of letters. postal
cards. etc. received in response 10 the TELE-
GRAM HEEALD's request for az expression OF
opinion on the water question. was the fol-
loving. w hich came yesterday. IL arrived
httle late. but il will De appreciated by
readers who remember the condition Of the
city last Tuesday and Wednesday:
OFFICE OF SoIImAs SSooKs, !
DEALER Is GESERAL MERcHASpIsE, :
CAM Hook CoRSERs, June IS. J
J. r. Collections Made.
"5Tabbag' Print
TO the Editor of the TELEGRAM HERALD:
DFAR Sir. Grand Rapids is like the old
chap mentioned by the Arkansaw Traveller.
When II was rainy weather he could not
n his roof: when it was dry, the roof did
not need fixing
Coil away the little hose.
That the wafer used . flls
rIt away the little nozzle
We used upon the hill.
Paint the hycrtnt canine,
Bind the TOP with leather
Use is Or a hitching Post
IA waiting rainy weather.
YoGrs. dryiy. SoLINsF ssooEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01


DE - saeh XIX inoeasssnz = 90.
yea sili sever 90 h<ppg vita hl@ sase
kslnsz iflsnas = 5sa taeg issFDea q ksf
eaSsse1seaz - yeosk nsan ~bo bofe lie
feRztAtloa ~ sstAk sal HtFt- kesnef.
howeser, kDes th1t bsf AoseE ha1 $40
qtalssses. szsd sne Was sl31Rx % tsks tss
fisA 70 Hla< 2sSs ga Or feo q 9oola
have proved nalstsxs eat Ks aef yes 81
ancou mon giFi sne ~ every one Szxfftse
Fred made asasiei husband Hos sas a.
Well. EssosT BAD a caeeFiul slnEs tenpsf
s1d great dssl al tset. fhsn ssas en5oyes
perfsct health sne sss Always 80 sweet
seat and xh0lessAs thai Pred fe8na hss
oso hanss most pheasant, and as esn wsts
more s<neezbls than any other bslns. As
The year pissed sBd hs sss other soIaen Of
Eslhers age grow Siekly. tsded and qzsfu
loIs hs rsSli1ed mere snd more that be
had a ssei o. . wife. coed hs~iLa Vas
hal the secre. OF ksthsEs saoesss-s sire re-
tanned ~ vitality and good locks because
she wsrded - feminine weaknesses and
silmsaas oy the Use Of Dr. Pierees tsy0rtte
Prescription.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01


"A B.odgeft has gone north Tor few
dsvs
N.ss Sadie lrsdy has gone 70 Big Rap:is
- -ist frisuds.
Nogss g. Avsfs has gone TO Aurora. ~
y. - 7isit tns scenes &C bis hoyhood
Attorney Genera Iazzsrt vii today take
BIS fsuily Is White lsse for TIE SIMMER.
Frank J. stri5sl and family. # = eisney.
e.. hsrs cous To Sun Lake 10 stay q wees %
tv1
Mss annie Catcaeon. teacher in The
Defrcit schools. IS visiting her brother T.
II Cufcheon. 81 this eify
Mrs. pr. Gfswod rs.asned from AM
Arbor last eTsriag. where she vas attend
ing The commencement exercises.
Mss g. Eoop leaves t7isv fer Ohio. where
she VII sfe1d Der vscaaon. Her uiecc.
Mrs. IRIS Dunasrn. viii accompany her.
Ms Cssis1 sfmouds. OF Busaa VISTA. a
sub1rc Of Chi-4-n WITH her two children
u visiting her athsr. fsass A. Ramsey.
Adelbe-t bevsr bss rsturnsi from Nil
vsukse. wtfre le tas been attending cod
leg- CD sreua his vsca'ioa 18th rs psrsnfs.
Hon William Parry. az Richmond lnd..
President Of the Richm0ad g Foff Ns7Ae
Railroad Company, va5 IN tae city yes.er-
sav
Mss Della sofaxae. II this car. presided
q BE organ 81 TIE vslisiirs af Miss 9csavis
Keith ard J. g. kf5oeF. Of kiramoa8 Ind
~ 6ireenFi.le en- "Wednesday
James Daily vAo has been sastrv Cook
a. TIE Moron fer ten years cr laors lefs
YESTERDAY 1ioru .ns - srcerf = sinli,sf pga-
tiou ia The Leland, ss Springfield. ia.
1fr. and Ms ~ Fars~fb. slri N-s
: n firreft ard daughter n - fsura. 49,,
have hpen visitinx NJ AMI M tsen "
Narson left Yesterday lor tasir nooss "a
pessasv.vsnif.
5ews MARTA. editor of tl4e Esr,zss,'st. aad
Fred Rssehsl. propretor of.the Norton
HOUSE earher saor wiz ie8ve next week
f,r rio ID Germany. Were they I'll
visit relatives aud rerra;n untl Selteasher
81 A. Eiefcher. ne Successful PFincipsl ~
thr Desires Sehoo rrsnd Rapid sc~n-
snip. near EheFsg-sf-. has rone - Exeter
- H H' riSl his osrers fr~ his uif-snTn-
raer recrea1ion Ms Fistcher has gone -
Minresrsiis - VISTA Der rs1enre. ~ the
sane time.
nsnisi Nefs~ ess arrives bosns from
Texas ard VS. a. BIS aIFce rssfar.far Hs
srrr1apois - scnevh lat rssdezd sat Dis
heath esS srrarsrtiv zen izurr1~ed By
bfs rfp He rsrnsnos-ed kis heat bsJok
kseuer. Cns11cey s1Iesf. Via = foke1 ~
aix risis SonEz ~ tzs shaqe Ct az sllirstor
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

GA shs chsr<e - F@assIsx Mssss wnsoas
Lt<ssss-


. hk<ssss-
A xerrsnt sss ISSUED yesisnt4y Ger lac
asrsst o. Artaar ] al thss Il Nssxl1s.
aesz dealers % So4sA DsTtaso0 q lnieF
he aes cay ssfABsnee ier xsolsilns ne
aeat nazskss osqisancs. i lxtAs REss oom-
pIaiat andst tke of3insacs AID the l0aEssf
ens eFeI Issued e. re cay. - reals - ios-
lsss Arlauf Wsskias ard cnsTies a.
Ha1hins. tel1< tAea z1a f1<rs DIS licspsed
,lls1ef AID seCefainz % the pf9fssson ofce
feo ef "a oresazaEs - sad SstF entilisa
IA ordIAsaee fslaking % slaughter houses,
balteh-FS aud mafkess zad fkstessD. 20
carry On tae BUSINESS ~ mssi nlssket1lsn
Al numbers sBd 2 south Dlsislon-st.. n
said city. I'D sell xRd expose foT sale a.
dlserss aisoss ig sad citg thzn SID nun
befs sud . -oatb Division st. t0-sit; Al
or pear 81 ScFibHef 81 IL >asd city, and a.
o. near ais fuFnsr-st., IA s4ld city and a.
or near As Broadway 81. 81 brCa1U4y.
and as Broadway. lamb. ,natt0D, veal.
tsel, pork and other meats, sad lsEab,
mutton veal. beef. pork and other
meats not then sad there being
yenisor. sild game, pork IN hog. Foaltry,
dried Srn0k ed o. cured meals or meats a
the quarter snd the SAID numbers and
streets not then and there oelng
ths market house or stall OF said Arthur j.
Watkins or Chas n. Watkins. or Ct either
or botn Of them. nor place or places
designated by the Common Council OF said
city where lie said Arthur J. Watkins and
Chas h. Watkins were licensed 70 sell and
expose Tor sale any Of the meats above des-
cTIbed.'
The ordinance under which the COM
plant IS made reads as follows
cec. .. No person shall carry
on the business of msTket-msn,
or butcher and sell, Or sell At retail, al any
market. or other place IA said city. any
fresh meat IN any quantity less than the
quarter, without hsst having obtained
license so 70 do from the Common Council,
under a penalty of i've dollars for each Of
Tense
Sec. 3.--"No butcher or other person
licensed as ABOVE provided shall by himself,
his agent or servant, sell or expose for sale,
in this city, any lamb, mutton, veal beef.
pork or other meats (venlson. Wild
game. pork in hog, poultry, dried, smoked
and other cured meats. and meat Ia the
quarter excepted at any other place than
al his, her or their market house, or stall,
or az such other places as shall be desig-
mated By the Common Council. under q
penalty of not exceeding ten dollars for
each oflense.'
Being the first, this will be a test case and
considerable interest will be taken in it,
especially by those interested IN meat mar
kets. The case will probably come up for
hearing this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

Among tie attractions st tae AXE aszt
Mon,3sv wili Sc the grsn3 athletic ez hiai-
tioa 81 ~Iecz Bar< snd BIS ua1v f-e11s
NJ Rlrk Is known il ths Sporting frstsr
ritv ss the ~Irish Lsd and = zooi
fighter having = ~ ending ehsllense - sa7
nan 10 tie wasid bs-rinz fohu e. Suiii-
van. for S5dsso He gives tbs exhibition a.
the earnest solieifaso1 % friends bsfore bis
5eusrtu-s So Australia. and 81. be sss7sf-
FL ev fae Champion cia5 s~inzer o Cni-
cz1o- A. -. gasnshsw ard Coz Monastery
aa4 rrrsi ~ 81 ernihfrioc - Fsrciz9 ths
Colleen Prsfh srx o. t5e horizontal "a 81 4
others il sxssssisioas e E5xisg and fTrssf-
ting The sszture - the ereertsirn-s VII
Ct ~rErse - eoxirg match eet~ee1 Jack
Park ard pts8sg Carroll I've sbo-s ~
Be z vs1. a. z55 ?. r. s15 ?. n Al
nsisSion g cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
lone so Is
To Re a Fourth of J8ly Celebration ~
Reed Lake

Grsai preparation are being made b. the
Street Car company and parties most in
terssied in Reed IS Lake for the grandest
Fourth Of July celebration TO be held at
that beautiful resort as nothing Of conse-
quence will take place in the city. Mr..
Bevier. Superintendent OF the Grand Rap
ids Street Car company. viii give hts per-
sonsl attention to the transportation Of al
ana will leave nothing unoone that Will
contribute TO the pleasure Of visitors, and
the programme which appears N other col
umns Of this issue promises TO be pleas
ing one and as tue enterprise OF the gen
ilsIran in charge Is 80 well known We 81
no hesiiancT in saying that everything
viii pass of serenely.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
To Water Consnmer..

The prohibition placed upon the use OF
city water for sprinkling purposes Is hereby
removed.
The general use of water can be resumed
under the rules OF the Board governing the
use of the same.
Waste of water. or use OF same in viola
ton OF rules Of the Board will he followed
by cutting OH the snlrply from such viois-
tors. GRO W. THA1ER.
Pres Board of Public Works.
Tnno IN fsS-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing would edyise you.
If YOU have any work IN cleaning and dye
ing. 10 take such where you can get the
best work done at the lowest prices. such q
place is the "0ld and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. q Canal-sts
" B. Binding, lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with the utmost OF
neatness and durability. which is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

A lawn fste will De held Friday evening.
July 4, on the grounds Of the former resi-
denee Of u. +. Clay. Preparations are be-
ing made 70 make the event one o. the
most novel and pleasant Of the SEASONS en-
tertsinmsnts. An admission lee of ioc
will be charged. Refreshments OF all
kinds will be served from different booths.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
The Re1yedere.

OF the many new business places being
established on South Divisioa-st. none will
be more popular than The "Bslvedere.
which will be opened Saturday night, July
.. by Ringustte & RothefIoh. at the corner
OF Fifth-sve., No 5e2. Free lunch viii be
served with good music in attendance. and
the proprietors will bs pleased To receive
calls from their friends and the public
generally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01
The powiikowski.s Trouble.

Frank and Emma Powlikowski were
married in Germany in October 1850. Yes
terday Emma. through her attorney. Joseph
Wurzburg. applied 10 the Circuit Court for
q divorce from Frank. charging him with
being an habitual d-unkard. with having
used her with extreme cruelty. and also
with having deserted her on June "a. leay-
ing his family in destitute circumstances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

During the month OF June stamps etc,
were sold az the Postoffice in this as fol-
lows. one cent stamps, soO00-tSO0. two
cent. fs0Oc0-S36 500. four-cent 10000
hVs- cent, .. 4UJ-Sl4n ten-cent, 1, see-Si4e
fifteen -csnt. 2)O-s3, special delivery, l0)
$40 newspaper stamps. 3ia-Si49 81;
postage due stamps 40o-s50. postal cards,
$1,000 sc9o envelopes, etc, sl,01e TO-
Total receipts, 3. 1881
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

Tomorrow evening the Patriarchs
Militant will hold a public meeting, 10
which everybody is invited. at Odd Fell
lows Hall. The event OF the evening will
be the public presentation 10 tue Patriarchs
OF an elegant banner by Col. E. S. Pierce.
A programme OF music will also be pres
anfed
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-01

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
ia the United States i AZ No. 2s5 Wabash
ave. Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adiusta-
be Baby Carriages - the wonder and pride
of the people Of the great Northwest Sea
advertisement in another column Of this
pspeg and send Tor their handsome csts-